Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-11-03
HERE AND THERE.
Apples at G.. E. Pariseau's.

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Most anything that is mean Urchin
Geo. L. Williams made a business
trip to Wausau and Merrill the forepart
of the week.
| A female member of the Coldwater
Mich, Salvation Army has worked on
her jersey jacket the words: "No water
N hell"
Mr. Louis Beigel, clerk in the New
YORK Clothing, store in this city, left
Tuesday evening for three weeks
business trip to Omaha, Nebraska.
Christmas is coming, and also ten
thousand fancy articles. A pic mic al
G. E. Pariseaus.
Spatford & Cole have just received and
opened the incest car load of apples
ever brought to Grand Rapids. They
are selling like hot cakes.
| On Monday evening, gates about the
city, were carried off and placed about
at will. The young people made the
best of Halloween.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Lynn, left We'd
nesday evening for a short visit with
relatives in Minneapolis. They will
probably return on Saturday.
Dr. Henry de Grandpre, Office over
f. Pomainville's business place, opposite
post office. Calls answered at all hours.
Fred Davis, of Centralia, and his
sister and her family are visiting with
Willis Phelps family in the town of
Lincoln, Adams county.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Allen, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, lost their baby
Sunday the 27th inst. Mrs. Allen con-
tinues to improve.
Kerosene-Best Water White only L
cts per gallon, at. G. E. Pariseau's.
Miss. Marion Abbott, this young and
talented artist gave abundant proof of
being careful and intelligent student
of the nice points in dramatic art
[Harper's.
"The world is finding out by practical
experience that both directly and
indirectly it pays to be decent, consid-
crate and humane. The Hghtest expedi-
ency is the highest wisdom"
| Notice is hereby given that all cattle
found running at large on the streets OF
this city after the first Of November will
be taken up and impounded, according
to the provisions of our city ordinance.
/ Andrew Turnbull, city marshal.
All Saints and all Souls, two impor-
tant church holidays were observed in
this city Monday and Tuesday of this
week, by the people of the Catholic
faith. Rev. Beyerle delivered the ser
mons.
Senator John C. Spooner has been
called to Madison by the serious
illness of his father, Judge P. L.
Spooner. The latter is nearly SOyears
of age.
Apples at C. E. Pariseau's.
| We have several homestead proper
ties for sale in another column of this
paper which we have special offers on.
Parties desiring to buy home cheap,
on easy terms will do well to consult us.
Miss Marion Abbott, she has power,
fire, correct instincts, fine presence, a
and a certain majesty of mien that well
BELTS the weightier elements of the
| irving part. Graphic.
Married-At the residence of the
brides parents, in Mauston, on Tuesday
Oct 18th, 1887, by Rev. [. F. Nuzum,
Mr.. Chester G. Doud, of Pittsville,
Wood county, and Miss Grace Sherwood
of Mauston.
Mr.. Thomas Griswald and wife, now
of Los Angeles, California, but former
residents of Centralia, are now in the
the later city visiting among old time
friends. They note great many
changes in the twin cities since they
left some twelve years ago.
1t is rumored that the young men who
cut those capers Monday evening are
known and will be arrested this week
Those who damaged property ought to
be punished. Fun often times is carried
too far, and when carried to far becomes
criminal.
J. H. Pearson & Co. are agents for
Otto Pietsch dyeing and cleaning works,
Milwaukee. Ladies and Gents garments
cleaned and dyed. Any one having
work in that line viii do well to call on
them. Prices reasonable
Miss Marion Abbot will appear in
this city at Opera Hall Tuesday evening
November the Sth, in her marvellous
impersonation of Madame Laurent, in
Only Farmers Daughter. Reserved
seats will be on sale at G. FL. Slocum's
drug store.
FoUND.-An overcoat between the
farms of r. Blow and John Stainbroob
on the quarter line road, last Saturday
evening. The owner is requested tc
prove property and pay for this notice
GoDLIEB SHICKA.